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Track 4 from the Hot Dog Party
The fifth and final track, entitled
Wherein The Waters Recede, And A New Day Is Ended Abruptly, is too large to post here (14 MB). If you need it, you can download a zip file from
here.
posted to MeFi Music by ba
at 2:57 PM on November 30, 2006
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Track 3 from the Hot Dog Party
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at 2:43 PM on November 29, 2006
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Track 2 from Live at The Hotdog Party
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at 2:12 PM on November 28, 2006
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This is the first track from my "Live at the Hotdog Party" CD. More info on the HDP in the comments.
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at 10:17 AM on November 27, 2006
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An in-depth exploartion of the birth of Christ, as recontextualized through the filter of cyberspace. Nicholas Markos played guitar.
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at 12:48 PM on November 11, 2006
A cover of the Beastie Boys song, utilizing a cast of Mac OS9 text to speech voice talent and Acid.
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at 7:50 AM on November 10, 2006
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Back when I moved into the then-gentrifying Wicker Park neighborhood, I was under the impression that I would be having a whole lot of cross-cultural sex.
Sigh...
posted to MeFi Music by ba
at 2:52 PM on November 1, 2006
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This is aparently a cover of an Ozark Mountain Daredevils song. I am utterly unfamiliar with that band or their version of the song. In college, a firend sang the song to me once, and years later I recorded this from what I could remember. I was trying to do a gospel thing, but the sort of gospel you would hear in that church portrayed in the last scenes of
X: The Man With the X-Ray Eyes.
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at 2:30 PM on October 31, 2006
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Some of you may have heard of Straight-Up Willie, the pickingest banjo man ever to be run out of Chatahootchee on a rail...
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at 2:17 PM on October 30, 2006
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If you were ever in that cave below The Metro in the early 90's, tripping balls, you may know what I was trying to get at in this song. Otherwise, just crank it up and enjoy the ride.
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at 4:14 PM on October 25, 2006
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Sitting around the living room of a green house in Champaign, IL with a 7' cartoon chicken on the lawn, sometime around 1990, Jim Potts and I threw this together. A couple years later, we made this recording, with Mark Schwarz engineering.
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at 1:50 PM on October 20, 2006
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This a story 'bout Jean; Jean Jean Ass Machine.
Vox: Nicholas Markos, The rest: Me and ACID.
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at 12:45 PM on October 18, 2006
Me and general Schwartzkopf's Army, if that helps date this "song." It's done in that
3 Days style that all the kids are using now.
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at 8:42 AM on October 16, 2006
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Me: tenor sax & vox & cowriter, Jim Potts: guitar & cowriter, Nicholas Markos: bass, Chris Markos: drums
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at 9:08 PM on October 13, 2006
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A fairly straightforward narrative. Recorded on 16 track, 1" tape, as was the custom at the time. I played tenor sax, yelled some stuff, and played or programmed all the electronic stuff. Recorded and mastered at the legendary Flat Iron Studio in Wicker Park (well, legendary to Screeching Weasel and Ralph Colvert fans, I guess).
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at 3:08 PM on October 12, 2006
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I was thinking about my friend Nicholas and Xmas, and this squirted out. "Drums" are an
Acid loop, "bass" and "horns" are
WX5 wind controller driving a
VL70m. A/D via
Layla, mixed in
Cool Edit Pro on
win95.
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at 2:53 PM on October 5, 2006
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A gentle lullaby for kids and adults alike.
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at 3:42 PM on October 3, 2006
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